Former Columbine High School Principal Frank DeAngelis talks about being a resource for mass shooting survivors and the community. Then, loved ones remember some of the victims of Monday's shooting. And, Boulder resident Christine Chen reflects on a day of tough conversations. Plus, G. Brown documents decades of music in a new book series "On Record."

Sen. John Hickenlooper talks about the newest round of COVID relief and what's left to do, plus filibusters and immigration. Then, a caterer in Pueblo on making it through the pandemic. And, with Colorado preparing for the snow storm this weekend, should you worry about your roof? Also, remembering CPR Classical's own Ray White.

Elijah McClain’s mother talks about police reform with Rep. Jason Crow. Then, how is Denver's program to expand mental health teams working? Plus, Mackenzie Beauvais-Nikl is the first Special Olympian to co-chair a board in the organization. And, what happens when a police department gets COVID? Finally, Christian radio adds to our Pandemic Escape Playlist.

Refunds under the Taxpayer's Bill of Rights will stay in the pockets of Coloradans who rejected Proposition CC. The measure's author talks about the future. Plus, election results indicate a former congressman will be Aurora’s mayor. And, the superintendent of one of Colorado's largest school districts calls out students and parents for a lack of civility.